What is the use of avermectin transdermal solution in animals?
Avermectin transdermal solution is a widely used antiparasitic drug and is an essential veterinary medication. Using this drug can effectively treat parasitic infection, prevent parasitic infection, promote growth and so on. In addition, reading how to use avermectin transdermal solution safely and effectively can also help you understand how to take the drug. It talks about the correct use of animals, the correct measurement, etc.
What is the Transdermal solution of avermectin used to treat?
The drug is absorbed through the skin, enters the bloodstream, and acts on the parasite's nervous system, causing paralysis and death. Transdermal solutions of avermectin are commonly used in a variety of animals, such as cattle, sheep, horses, dogs, and cats, to control and prevent parasitic infections. It is best to consult your veterinarian before use to ensure the correct dosage and use method.
Avermectin transdermal solution is a widely used antiparasitic drug used to treat and prevent the following diseases:
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Internal parasitic infections: including gastrointestinal worms, lungworms, etc. For example, nematodes, hookworms and roundworms.
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Ectoparasitic infections: such as mites, lice, fleas and cowhide flies.
Treatment of internal parasitic infections:
- Gastrointestinal nematodes: Effective treatment and control of nematode infections such as roundworm and hookworm.
- Lungworm: Used to treat lungworm infection and improve animal respiratory health.
- Heartworm: Used in dogs, cats and other pets to prevent heart filariasis.
Treatment of ectoparasitic infections:
- Mites: Effective against scabies, ear mites and other mites infection, often used to treat scabies and ear mites.
- Lice and fleas: Used to kill and control lice and fleas, reducing the risk of them harassing animals and spreading disease.
- Cowhide flies and other insects: used in domestic animals such as cattle and sheep to control and eliminate ectoparasites such as cowhide flies
Other effects of avermectin transdermal solution
Prevention of parasitic infections:
- Regular use of abamectin transdermal solution can effectively prevent the infection of internal and external parasites and maintain the health of animals.
Adjuvant treatment and recovery:
- During animal rehabilitation, by controlling parasite infection, it helps animals to recover faster and reduce nutrient consumption and health problems caused by parasites.
Growth promoting effect:
- Promote the growth and health of livestock and pets by effectively controlling parasitic infections and reducing the consumption of nutrients by parasites
Products Description
| Animal Species | Dosage | Method of Application |
| Cattle | 0.5 ml per kg body weight. | Apply along the back center line from the shoulder to the tail root to ensure even coverage. |
| Sheep | 0.5 ml per kg body weight. | Apply along the back from shoulder to tail to ensure even coverage. |
| Horse | 0.2 ml per kg body weight. | Apply to neck, shoulders and back to ensure even distribution. |
| Pig | 0.3 ml per kg body weight. | Apply along the back center line from the shoulder to the tail root. |
| Dog | 0.2 ml per kg body weight. | Apply the solution to the back of the dog, from the shoulder to the tail root, to avoid being licked. |
| Cat | 0.2 ml per kg body weight. | Apply the solution to your cat's neck and shoulders to avoid being licked. |
| Rabbit | 0.1-0.2 ml per kg body weight. | Apply the solution to the neck and back to ensure even distribution. |
Please note that the above dosage is for reference only, the specific dosage and use method may be adjusted according to the actual situation. When using abamectin transdermal solution, it is important to follow your veterinarian's advice and product instructions to ensure safe and effective treatment and prevention of parasitic infections.